Secure Your
WordPress Website

We take things a bit further and restrict access for files and folders that don’t need to be left open to the public. These  extra patches are above and beyond the standard security protocols and while it’s impossible to 100% prevent unwanted access to any system.  It will make your site a very unappealing target.

• Enforce strong passwords
• Lock out after how many login failures
• Lock out after how many forgot password attempts

• Scan for the HeartBleed vulnerability
• Scan file contents for backdoors, trojans & suspicious code
• Scan database for backdoors, trojans & suspicious code
• Scan posts for known dangerous URLs & suspicious content
• Scan comments for known dangerous URLs & suspicious content

• Scan core files against repository versions for changes
• Scan theme files against repository versions for changes
• Scan plugin files against repository versions for changes

Receive email alerts when you need to update a plugin or when someone tries to access your website.

Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security for online accounts that require users to provide two forms of identification to log in. Typically, this involves entering a password and then providing a code sent to a user’s phone or generated by an app. 2FA helps prevent unauthorized access to accounts, even if a password is stolen or guessed.